@quinncastelane: Knock knees, or knee valgus, often show up as the knees caving inward — which can contribute to inner knee pain. This happens when the femur (thigh bone) rotates inward while the tibia (shin bone) rotates outward. With the bones moving in opposite directions, the knee collapses inward, and the foot usually follows by falling into compensatory pronation. In this video, I’ll guide you through an exercise designed to release tension in the fascia of the lower leg, helping the femur and tibia rotate in the same direction. This also retrains the foot to pronate properly as the knee tracks forward over it. With consistent practice, you’ll start to see your knees realign and move more naturally. #kneepain #kneevalgus #knockknees #innerkneepain #kneepainrelief